- LEAN MODE: Ride in stationary mode or level up with Leaning Mode to strengthen and tone your arms and core.
- ADJUSTABLE RESISTANCE: Feel yourself getting stronger with 100 magnetic resistance levels to up the challenge every time you ride.
- ADJUSTABLE FEATURES: Dual link pedals with toe cages or Shimano SPD clips, fore/aft and height adjustable seat and 6-hand position handlebars.
- HD TOUCHSCREEN: Get totally immersed in your workout with an adjustable 22” high-definition touchscreen and a built-in JRNY experience.
- 2-MONTH FREE TRIAL: Try our JRNY All-Access Membership for 2 months, free.
- JRNY ALL-ACCESS MEMBERSHIP: Fitness + fun with just-for-you adaptive workouts, inspiring trainers, streaming entertainment and much more.*
- 3RD PARTY APPS: Use with popular third-party cycling apps like Peloton and Zwift on your smartphone, tablet or smart TV, and, with a JRNY account, during your workouts transmit bike metrics to compatible cycling apps via Bluetooth connectivity (separate subscriptions required).
- WATCH AND WORKOUT: Stream your favorite shows from Netflix, Prime Video, and more while you work out.*
- EXPLORE THE WORLD: Travel through 200+ virtual courses at your own speed or experience them alongside your adaptive workouts.*
- EVOLVE WITH ALL-IN-ONE TRACKING: Review your milestones, achievements, and personal bests in one easy place.
4 reviews for BowFlex Indoor Cycling Exercise Bike Series
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Rob R. –
The bike sounds like its on train tracks its so loud its unuseable even with hradphones in. It also wont even turn on half the time. Also goodluck with bowflex customer support they dont even respond.
Buy a bike from a crackhead at 711 before you buy this expensive junk
MrJBGold J;~y –
I feel that this bike is a great value. The pros much outweigh the cons.
I bought it because my bike trainer broke this past spring and I need something for winter training in the basement. I looked at fluid trainers, the Wahoo Kickr, and other stationary bikes. I think this will provide a great training option thru the off season. And my husband can use it also.
Pro’s:
Easy to assemble – took 40 minutes to unbox it, 90 or so to set up, another 40 to sign up and set up JRNY app
Very quiet
I do like the JRNY app, as far as the video workouts and the journal it keeps
You can put your own pedals and saddle on.
The tilt is a great option.
Cons:
The saddle (seat) is awful. It’s like they split the difference between a good saddle and something the average consumer would like. For me, it’s too wide and too soft. I’ll be replacing it with a road bike saddle.
I wish the handle bars rotated with the tilt (like a RealRyder bike).
I’ve had this 3 weeks so far. Will update in a few months. I want to see how it links to Zwift.
MrJBGold J;~y –
I wish I could have given this bike 6 Stars. I’ve never been able to say this before about a complex piece of exercise equipment. It was EASY to assemble! Taking my time, I was able to assemble it alone in under an hour. However, it might not be a bad idea to have a second person just for safety. The instructions were very helpful (another thing you don’t hear very often). All of the parts fit together perfectly without any force. Just be sure to pay careful attention to how the pedals thread. One of them tightens counterclockwise. Once assembled, there are three well-designed adjustment handles for setting (then tightening) handlebar height, seat height, and seat distance. The angle of the VERY large screen can also be adjusted. Every part just feels solid and well-made. All of the moving parts such as the lean mechanism works well without sticking or jamming. I did a lot of research before purchasing, and in terms of features, quality, and subscription content, this Bowflex bike easily won over Peloton and other brands. It has the double drink holders, the double dumbbell holders, the heart rate monitor, the pedals that work with cycling shoes, the lean feature with easy lock/unlock system, the massive screen with pre-designed auto and guided workouts including an initial assessment workout. The ability to store multiple profiles for all members of your household as well as the companion app that works with other Bowflex products. To top it off, sometimes, when you don’t want a guided workout and just want to catch up on your Netflix, Amazon, or other streaming shows, this bike has those streaming apps built in and watchable on the very, very large screen while you ride (and even has a discreet workout overlay so you can track your workout while you watch without obstructing your show). Hands down, the best exercise bike I have ever used, seen, or even heard of. I HIGHLY recommend.
Mighty Maria –
I purchased this bike on an extreme discount and Amazon delivered it in to my garage. I got help from a friend of mine to assemble it. I will say that the bike itself is very sturdy and the assembly is quite easy. Bowflex definitely put a lot of thought into the instructions and a positive out of box experience.
The immediate problem we noticed with the bike is the seat. This bike has the most uncomfortable seat of any bike I have ever experienced. After a few workouts, I still could not get used to it and had to stand half the time. Nautalis sells an “Extra Comfort” seat for this bike on their website. Unfortunately, I didn’t keep the bike long enough to give it a try.
The electronic screen on this bike is very, very cheap. The picture and sound quality are nice enough, but it’s immediately evident that this is where costs were cut on an otherwise fine product. The thing performed a software updated three times for me. Updates are good, but they only happen when you wake up the screen. So, when you’re ready for a workout, turning on the screen could trigger an update that takes 10-15 minutes. You cannot select to perform the update at a later time.
The buttons for the screen are on the back of the bike. There is no reference to what they do on the front or side of the bike. If the bike is against a wall, you will have a hard time until you learn their position. The feel of the buttons is extremely cheap. They sometimes have to be pressed more than once to register.
The most serious problem with the bike occurred less than a week in. All of a sudden, crackling sounds were coming out of the speakers while the bike was in standby. It sounded like someone endlessly trying to tune an AM radio. Rebooting the bike did not help. Reorienting the cable that comes up the support tube did not help. The only thing to get the crackling to stop was to unplug the bike and leave it unplugged. The moment you plugged it back in, the crackling would resume. This tells me it’s a hardware fault since the software hasn’t even had time to boot yet.
I looked this issue up online and you can see for yourself that there are a bunch of people experiencing this defect. Everyone I see complaining about it claims that replacement screens are also defective right away or eventually begin to exhibit the same problem. I don’t know what to make of this, but I decided that I didn’t want to deal with this problem for the next 5-10 years of ownership and send the bike back to Amazon. It was a tremendous pain to disassemble and box it back up, but it was worth it to save my sanity. Thankfully, the return process from Amazon was quick and easy.
Based on my experience with this bike, I am now very suspicious of any exercise equipment with “advanced” electronics. When I look at the MSRP of this bike and then feel the hollowness and cheapness of the screen, it doesn’t add-up. For sure, I will avoid such products from Bowflex / Schwinn / Nautalis in the future.